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Brandon Citibank Shooting: What Florida Requires of Armed Security Officers
Brandon Citibank shooting: a Citi armed security team member stopped the gunman. What Florida law requires of armed guards, from Class G to requal.
Florida Gun Laws 2026: Carry, Open Carry, Buying and Storage Rules Explained
Florida gun laws for 2026: permitless carry, open carry after McDaniels, the age-21 rule, waiting period, where you can't carry, cars and reciprocity.
Florida’s 3-Day Gun Waiting Period Stays in Place: What Buyers Need to Know
A federal judge kept Florida's 3-day gun waiting period in place. How it works, who's exempt (CWFL holders), and how to plan purchases around holidays.
Florida Class “G” Statewide Firearm License Requirements
Florida G license requirements: minimum age 18, the 28-hour Class G course, range qualification, the annual 4-hour requal and renewal rules, explained.
Florida Class “K” Firearms Instructor License Requirements
How to get a Florida Class K license to teach armed security: the four qualifying certificates, FDACS application, state exam, fees and 3-year renewal.
Florida Court Ends Concealed Carry Age Ban for 18-20 Year-Olds
Florida concealed carry age ruling: an appeals court struck down the ban for 18-20 year-olds. What changed, what didn't, and what new carriers should do.
CWFL vs CWP vs CCW: What’s the Difference (And Which One Do You Need in Florida)
CCW meaning, CWP and CWFL explained: all describe Florida's concealed weapon license. What each term means, what's required and if you need one to carry.
Understanding Florida’s Permitless Carry Law and Its Impact on Gun Safety
Florida's permitless carry law took effect July 1, 2023. What it allows, the storage and self-defense rules that still apply, and why training matters.
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